The United Kingdom faces a significant migration challenge due to the ongoing conflict in Sudan, which is creating a humanitarian crisis and displacing millions. Experts warn that Sudanese refugees will likely head to Britain because of historical ties, including the UK's former colonial role and influence on Sudan's governance. The fall of El Fasher has led to reports of atrocities, including mass executions, starvation, and the use of rape as a weapon of war, exacerbating the displacement.
The UK has pledged £5 million in aid to Sudan, with a portion specifically for survivors of sexual violence, but the international community's failure to resolve the conflict is seen as contributing to this impending migration issue. The situation is described as a "migration time bomb" that will directly impact the UK if stability is not restored in Sudan. The UK's Foreign Secretary has joined international counterparts in calling for an immediate ceasefire, highlighting the ongoing despair and failure to address the crisis effectively. While the UK has previously imposed sanctions, the effectiveness and ... download the app to read more
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